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Effectively Managing Professional Services Contracts: 12 Best Practices

October 15, 2015

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Third Contact: Paige P. Wolf
Secondary Address: George Mason University School of Management, Enterprise Hall, Room 225 MSN 5F5 Fairfax, VA 22030
Outlines the following 12 Best Practices for Contracting: Clearly define contract expectations; use a contracting approach that supports a partnership with the contractor; define and follow fair bidding and award practices; provide contractor orientation, develop integrated project teams to enhance productivity and adaptability; clearly define staff and contractor expectations; motivate and reward contractors; regularly monitor progress and provide feedback; establish clear team communication processes; enhance performance through knowledge management practices; and use after action reports to apply lessons to other projects.

Organization: Clarkson University School of Business; Clarkson University; George Mason University
Funding Source: IBM Center for the Business of Government
Location: IBM Center for the Business of Government
Principal Contact: Sandra Fisher, sfisher@clarkson.edu, mwasserm@clarkson.edu, pwolf1@gmu.edu, (315) 268-6430, (315) 268-7719, (703) 993-1758
Training Focus Areas: Other
State: Other
Target Education Levels: Other
Training Types: Education

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